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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 48, 25 January 1884, Page 3

'•• STEVENS '& GORTON, TUESDAY, 29th iANCTARV. AT THE DENBIGH B^m' YARDS, FEILDING;. :..•■■■ QtE V E N S and |S O R T O N Will sell by Publio Auction as above — 25 2-year-old steers ■ v • 10 head lioef I ' 10 mixed cattle : v! } , 20 &m<» and calves ■ • < • > ■''■, ■ : 30 mixed yearlings " ! TOfatsheep^ Sale at 1 o'clock. ; STEVENS & GORTON, ■ > Auctioneer?, 1 Bulls and Palmerston North. j "^ONDAT, 28th JANUART. |at the mouth of the rani , ; , : GITIKEI RIVER.., :,, BTEVENS AND GORTON .jhave^ .received instructions to sell jby 'public auction as above, on account of whom it may concern— ; 154 good casks of cement") -,., i 76 damaged casks of [tf 8 : 8 - --: cement j Na P ier ! ' " Sale rit 12 d'cloct. . r i STEVENS & GORTON, . ~ '".'""■ ■ Auctioneers. j NOTICE, ; STE VEINS and 771.0 R1 { Q/N :■;:;/ ///_/;^./..VT/ . v.;/' : ! '•' ' AXe the Sole Agetiid fo ( r the' icOLQNiAt' : ,; . , Manufactured- at Oamaru,- I viz;^- 1 - -: | .-' 'No. 1524118 chains to Iho cwt., [i • price per tori, £35. ■f | vNo. 13—21 chains to the cwt, i- | price per ton, i • No. 14— 26 chains to the cwt., ; • ■■■••."■!■ price per ion, £48j \ Siamplesinw otf ' "''vfew 'at the -Store, j ';:."/. Rangitiber-street. ; -'• • ' ! < Best Wirifforfu! Market. T : •- [ •■' ''AISO,^ ' ■'■■'' .T-FKED DATt'j \ •■■■•.: GOO PBR ? H SH SiJP DI », : ■ | ■•■!:; S •■■::■•. • &0., &C.' ; ;•■• _' ' : STfi!V'ENS.& GORTON,'/ ! * Anctioneerp, - a Bulls and Paimerston North. ' ' ' R. LKTGH, Manager. THE BON MARCHE. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ' : ■ • " mmmmm . . . WE have much pleasure m informing .. % .our custoiuers and the public, that we have this week purchased m Wellington, from various. Wholesale Houses there, several extensive linos of Drapery and Fancy Qoqds suitable for /the coming Holiday Season, at various discquncs rung-ing from 25 TO 65 PER CJINT. otf the re^uluv prices, which we arie thus m a position ,to dispose of at CONSIDERABLY LKSS 'THAN I THE WHOLESALE PRICE. Intending purchasers will do well to inspect these goods with as little delay as possible, so as to secure an early choice. Among a variety of othor lines they comprise the following : — Oapes^ Flowers, . Dolmans, Scarfs, Straw Hats, '■ Counterpanes, ' .' ' Little Boys' 1 Suits, Waghin gi Dress "Matevitls, r ! Stuff liress Materials, iL .'■•'" ' ]: -\ i-ace J Curtains, , ' ' •"'■"' Pinafores, . •'• Hosiery, . . • ■ Laces, ■j -;;■' ; •'' ' &c.; / : ; , ; ; «• / / 1^ Miirty r Inspection .SotieiteH. I 4'C AM CO),, :■■ THE BON MARCHE. ; '-■ '. .'"; •: ■■ ■!■ " f ■ ) - T UST received direct: from Mel-: ' "f I- boavne, 59 packages very superior Teas iv chests, aud boxes. Agent for the sale of the Calcutta Tea Association's : Pure Indian Teis. I Also the Australian Tea Blending Company's Tea; The Packets are marked m plain r .figures,/ aud sold ihere at Melbourne ' ! prices. : i • Cheapest . houve for tents, horse covers, stack covers, &c. ' i :/. , J. H. TOPPING, . Beehive Store, • ; The Square, Palmerston North; FOR SALE. SECTION 197, Grey-street, 4| acres j '. and part of 862, Princess stree , . 3r Bp. Terms very liberal. Apply to Palmerson and Scott, Exchange Buildings, Palmerston North. NoticiE i no riCE 1 Kotuju i ' FRED BEAYEN HAVING leased the whole of thos. premises m the Square, Palmer:' ston, (m a part of which he has been carrying.on business for some time past) purposes making such alterations as wilt triable him to place on view a much larger stock than has hitherto been kept. The inhabitants of Palmerston and surrounding district arc invited to make an early inspection, as ie is my intention to *ell all goods at the lowest remunerative profit. The Stock will be found to nonsisjb of everything requfred m a ; General Stored I hope- bystvict personal attention to the jbusiness, to merit a fair share of ! public support. FamilietfwiU be waitedupon foroi*ders, and iGoods delivered m any pa?t of the i v district. ' "• FRED BEAVEN, The Square, Palmerston North. .